Revolutionising Disability Care with AI The intersection of AI and disability care is unlocking unprecedented opportunities for empowerment and independence. This article highlights how cutting-edge technologies, like voice assistants, personalized learning tools, and advanced assistive devices, are breaking barriers and reshaping what inclusion looks like. Whether it’s enabling more accessible communication, enhancing customer experiences, or providing tailored support, AI is proving to be a game-changer for individuals with disabilities.
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Embracing AI as Assistive Technology: Lessons from the Disability Community 💡 In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, AI stands out as a powerful tool with the potential to revolutionize how we live and work. However, as we integrate AI into various aspects of our lives, it's crucial to ensure that these systems truly serve our needs and empower us. The disability community has long been at the forefront of navigating and leveraging assistive technologies. Their experiences provide invaluable insights into how AI can be developed and used to enhance human capabilities while keeping people at the center. 🔹 Learning from Experience: By understanding the challenges and triumphs of the disability community, we can better design AI systems that are inclusive, intuitive, and beneficial for all. 🔹 People in the Driver’s Seat: It's essential to prioritize user control and adaptability in AI, ensuring that individuals remain in command of how these technologies are applied in their lives. 🔹 Empathy and Innovation: Combining empathy with innovation can lead to AI solutions that are not only technically advanced but also deeply human-centric. As we move forward, let's champion AI as an assistive technology that enhances our abilities, respects our autonomy, and brings out the best in humanity; put people in the driver's seat and create an AI-powered future that works for everyone! 💪✨ #AI #AssistiveTechnology #Inclusion #diversity #culture #Innovation #Empowerment #DisabilityCommunity #TechForGood #MicrosoftAdvocate https://lnkd.in/epEzTm7V
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If you choose to view AI as an assistive technology, the possibilities are endless when it comes to improving the lives of people living with a disability.
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Six Responsible AI Principles for Aged and Disability Care - https://lnkd.in/gHs5TfcG - Discover the six essential principles for responsible AI in aged and disability care, ensuring ethical and inclusive technology adoption. Explore how adhering to these principles enhances the well-being of older Australians and people living with disabilities while maintaining ethical standards. #responsibleAI #principles #ethicalstandards Dian Tjondronegoro
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Nucleus' own Bushra Kundi will present at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences (Congress 2024), into how AI is currently being applied to help people with disabilities. The team's research reveals that although AI has potential to aid in self-management of health conditions, enhance assistive devices and further disability justice, AI models developed for people with disabilities to date have not sufficiently measured or addressed bias. Based on a first-of-its-kind study led by York University Professor of Information Technology Christo El Morr and Associate Professor of Critical Disability Studies Rachel Gorman, and University of Calgary Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work Yahya El-Lahib. https://lnkd.in/gYyV23y8 #AI #healthcareAI #healthcareresearch #disabilities #care #healthcare
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AI Revolutionizes Disability Accessibility with LIFE CHANGING Results! https://lnkd.in/dSsiDjrd In this groundbreaking video, we explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing disability accessibility and paving the way for a more inclusive society. Discover the innovative technologies and tools that are making life easier for individuals with disabilities, enhancing their experiences, and promoting equal access in various environments. Join us as we delve into real-life examples of AI applications that are transforming communication, mobility, and daily living for the disabled community. From smart home devices to advanced mobility aids, learn how these advancements are not only boosting independence but also fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment. We’ll discuss the importance of inclusion and how AI is breaking down barriers, making it possible for everyone to participate fully in their communities. Whether you're an advocate for disability rights, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of accessibility, this video is for you! Don't miss out on this important conversation about the intersection of technology and social inclusion. Hit the like button, subscribe for more insights, and let’s spread awareness about the incredible potential of AI in enhancing lives! #DisabilityInclusion #AIAccessibility #TechForGood #Empowerment #Innovation #SocialChange
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#AIforGood in action! Celebrate #IDPD by putting technology to work for you. Check out the full report at aka.ms/CopilotStudy 💡 91% of users with disabilities see #Copilot as a helpful assistive technology. 💡 85% believe that Copilot can create a more inclusive workplace 💡 76% report that Copilot can help them thrive.
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Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A day to celebrate the growing community of disabled people around the world. One of those communities is #neurodiversity, now 1 in 7 globally. A new research study by EY, shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Grateful to her, to all those with neurodiversity and disabilities who work every day to build and use products. And the EY team, for helping us to understand how we can continue to do more to empower with #AI and #Accessibility. Happy IDPD! Onwards. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy Watch, Kayla Demo: https://lnkd.in/e3jJMtbm #IDPD2024 #Disability
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Great to partner with EY, our customers and their colleagues to establish the importance of #accessibility as generative AI and Copilot impacts modern work.
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Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A day to celebrate the growing community of disabled people around the world. One of those communities is #neurodiversity, now 1 in 7 globally. A new research study by EY, shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Grateful to her, to all those with neurodiversity and disabilities who work every day to build and use products. And the EY team, for helping us to understand how we can continue to do more to empower with #AI and #Accessibility. Happy IDPD! Onwards. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy Watch, Kayla Demo: https://lnkd.in/e3jJMtbm #IDPD2024 #Disability
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A new research study by EY shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy
Chief Accessibility Officer @ Microsoft | Product Inclusion and Accessibility | Board Member | Speaker
Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A day to celebrate the growing community of disabled people around the world. One of those communities is #neurodiversity, now 1 in 7 globally. A new research study by EY, shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Grateful to her, to all those with neurodiversity and disabilities who work every day to build and use products. And the EY team, for helping us to understand how we can continue to do more to empower with #AI and #Accessibility. Happy IDPD! Onwards. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy Watch, Kayla Demo: https://lnkd.in/e3jJMtbm #IDPD2024 #Disability
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Fantastic to mark the recent International Day of Persons with Disabilities with an EY-Microsoft collaboration. This joint study on how AI can significantly reduce barriers for people with disabilities and/or neurodivergence, shows how inclusion and personal fulfilment can be transformed with Microsoft 365 Copilot. Special credit to the amazing EY team involved: Helen Bentley Alex Bennett Caroline Fletcher Access the report: https://lnkd.in/eE9dpWSv #GenAI #Copilot #AIForGood
Chief Accessibility Officer @ Microsoft | Product Inclusion and Accessibility | Board Member | Speaker
Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A day to celebrate the growing community of disabled people around the world. One of those communities is #neurodiversity, now 1 in 7 globally. A new research study by EY, shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Grateful to her, to all those with neurodiversity and disabilities who work every day to build and use products. And the EY team, for helping us to understand how we can continue to do more to empower with #AI and #Accessibility. Happy IDPD! Onwards. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy Watch, Kayla Demo: https://lnkd.in/e3jJMtbm #IDPD2024 #Disability
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A recent global study by my colleagues at EY and partnering with Microsoft, surveyed over 300 neurodivergent and disabled employees across 17 large organizations = the results overwhelming ! * 91% of these employees experienced #Copilot and #GenAI as ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY * 85% believes it creates a more INCLUSIVE workplace So do you want to have your cake and eat it too (GenAI uptake and drive inclusion for your workforce) ?!?! See the report here and let’s drive AI for good…for ALL ! https://lnkd.in/g-N3MtCi Neil Barnett Heather Tartaglia Jamell G. Mitchell Helen Bentley Andrea P. Randy Simmons Jamaal Justice, GPHR Kathy Hevland Jenny Lay-Flurrie Laurie Allen Hector Minto
Chief Accessibility Officer @ Microsoft | Product Inclusion and Accessibility | Board Member | Speaker
Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. A day to celebrate the growing community of disabled people around the world. One of those communities is #neurodiversity, now 1 in 7 globally. A new research study by EY, shares how technology is changing experience for neurodiverse in the workplace. The results, while early are overwhelming. 91% saw copilot and AI as a game-changing assistive tool, and 85% believe it creates a more inclusive workplace. Kayla Patterson gave a beautiful example of how this is making a difference in her life as a neurodiverse marketeer. Grateful to her, to all those with neurodiversity and disabilities who work every day to build and use products. And the EY team, for helping us to understand how we can continue to do more to empower with #AI and #Accessibility. Happy IDPD! Onwards. Read, study in full: aka.ms/CopilotStudy Watch, Kayla Demo: https://lnkd.in/e3jJMtbm #IDPD2024 #Disability
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